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grader in Italian

grader in Italian is livellatrice, studente — grader means a heavy construction machine used to level and smooth the ground.

grader in Italian

livellatrice
noun
A machine used to sort food by size or quality.
studente
noun
(in combination) One who belongs to a certain grade at school.

What does "grader" mean?

  1. noun A heavy construction machine used to level and smooth the ground.
    "The city workers used a grader to smooth the gravel road after the storm."
  2. noun A person who assigns marks to schoolwork or exams.
    "The teacher hired a grader to help mark the stack of final exams."
  3. noun A student in a specified year of school (US usage), such as a fifth grader.
    "My sister is a sixth grader and takes the bus to middle school."
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grader in a sentence

  • The city workers used a grader to smooth the gravel road after the storm.
  • A grader slowly scraped the new parking lot until it was perfectly flat.
  • The teacher hired a grader to help mark the stack of final exams.
  • As a part-time grader, he reads about thirty student papers every weekend.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "grader" in Italian?
"grader" in Italian is livellatrice, studente. grader means: A heavy construction machine used to level and smooth the ground.
How do you use "grader" in a sentence?
Example: "The city workers used a grader to smooth the gravel road after the storm." In Italian, "grader" is livellatrice, studente.
Are there other ways to say "grader" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "grader": livellatrice, studente.
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